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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-05-28

The Benedictine monastery OF Pontida
Is soon 10 be sold Mt auction.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-05-28

"Asis the bud BIT with an envious w,rm,"
40 Is many youth cut down by the gnaw-
ing worm consumption. But IL can be
made 10 release it, hold md stop it's
gnawing. DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery" will IL taken in time effect
permanent cures. not only in consump-
lion. but in all cases OF chronic throat,
bronchial and lung diseases.
In London side-w hiskers are called
'fide-wings"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-05-28

II cost Bosson $4,000 TO entertain Queen
Kapiolani and her suite.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-05-28

My first wife was my pet,
Much better she than you,
Her death l much regret
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

M. Fritz Gsise returned 70 Boston Fri
day morning being recalled by telegram
from the Boston sympony Orchestra. Mrs.
oeise expects % remain Ia ths city about
Two weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs r. V. Taylor aud Miss
Mary jones. are sojourning in Hot Springs.
Ark. where they have rented q cottage and
sr- kespinx house. They say is more fun
than camping out.
Miss Marie Waterbury. one Of Kalama-
zoos society bellies. aud also well known in
Ia Chicago sometime during the month Of
June
Miss Frances Van der sluis celebrated her
fourteenth birthday yesterday by giving
May party TO about forty of hsr young
friends az her home on the hill.
Paul Hugenholtz will leave for New York
on Tuesday, in company with his younger
brother, where he will meet his aftianced
from Amsterdam.
Mrs. A J. McBlain, OF The vendoms
who has been III for the past month, is now
so lar convslssent, as To be able 10 be
around the house.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. II. Ives, who own a
charming cottage At Charlsvoix, leave for
that place this week. They will spend the
Sommsf there.
Miss Clara Bale Hannah. of Traverse
City. who has been visiting friends in this
city for some time past, returned home
Yesterday.
Miss Nellie Rogers expects to spend q
week In Am Arbor before going to Chicago
20 attend the Teachers National Conven-
ton.
Miss Madeline Kennedy leaves for Chi
caro- st the close Of school, and will make
an extended Western trip during vacation
Lisut. Gardner, q. s. A, who has been in
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

NV NokE Nsy p "A 0rsst Nsek =.
Yesterday morning Char rs He.uin r. 81
years VI axe. boss mas "a. Wh. haa tsea
executing large o0ntrs cts, attempted g.
shoot his vile ~ifa = shot gan size e.
cared aa1 Hem ninger who vas safer'ae
from dlps0manis. bsoaI iFantlc. lis wife
succeeded Ia iitng a.. ~ heF children Oat
0i TIE n0use safely. AT noon tle Aaseaa1
went 10 tue rear OF hA house. Aaa kilisi
himself IA novel sfar. lie ioa les q
couble-baTreied shot g'su. and sfter ran
ming down the ~aa ofer tbs chsrge iil.i
the barrels WITH water - tae maEfles Ilen
putting a cord from tlls triggers ~ tae tots .
OF his right foot be rrs .od GA the porch si
the rear of his house Placing the nusr'fs
of the guu under bis hin he di .clafgea he
weapon and blew oi .alf of hls head lie
iel dead iastsntiy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

LONDON, May 2l.-rhs Marquis OF Hart
ington presided ove,s meeting yesterdsy
comprising, with few exceptions. all the
Liberal Unionis. members Of the House OF
Commons, and held with view Of giving
expression TO ihe opinions of Unionis,s re-
spectlng the Crimes bill and the c0ur>e pur-
sued by the Government Resolutions were
passed in favor of Informing the Govern
NEXT that the feeling of the Uuloaisr mem
oers was unanimous against the p4ks6ee Of
the "Old Bailey clause of the act, with but
few dissenting votes. Ii was also resolved
that the sense Of the meeting was strongly
opposed 10 any action calculated 10 hamper
the Government in carrying out It's Irish
policy, and a resolution pledging 10 the
Unionist members 10 any reasonable scheme
tor curtAiling debate and sccelersting the
passage of Coercion bill was carried.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22


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the Hish school senior class. rasticstec a.
the L2ks trcag.
Misses Alice James and Emma Cole 20 10
MArthas Vineyard 70 spend the summer
facatioe.
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: Ti-iung her daughter, Ars. Edward
A4tison-
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home.
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Ing Mrs. F.P. Kirk wood At l57 Aadison-
ave.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

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asltzsF Oliver sGo.1salif1. Ms kmAg
Aohit Descnption II l4aliAss th.s igiei
ofsr Ffsncs. c. " B.aks, Eecitstloas -
Z. A. Aanson TAX % Astronopy. Ars.
il. A. Fetcher .'fsnngs0a u - tisrtrlte
strenK Facal solo. Ma. 4. A. A4nson-
AT tie Lsdiss Literary Club yesterday
afterHooa ths Colaalls1es ca History tar
alsaesi th0 f8liosin4 prokrza1ms. Tie
~00tAs 81 Athsns. ~EmpefoFS u gne kasf,
"a i1sm On Dress keform. Proper Pro-
u4aciA1oa of Words ald Their Is ses. vita
a humorous poea. -Adseutarez and Ais-
adventures Ia a NsE klsii u Al. to1rta
Crusade. reading
Miss May C0nl0n celsbrztsd her ninth
birthday - entertaining ts~ II her little
friends a. her home, ~ IslA1d-st-. FRIDAY
svsaiax. Nay -. Among ihoss preseat
we're Asses Hattie snd Ailhe Hofman.
Agnes C.ulGsld, Bella Blssstls, Irene Grsds.
tifscis Aurphy. Aand Nagsis. Mamie
PlllcnsF. Bl4ach Joyce, Winais Wall and
ksEs Conlsa-
Mr. and Mrs. James McKeixsr. Of I5T
As1isOa-aFe.. ars looking lor~ard % Al
gust .. when should Proyidsnee spare their
lives they Hil celebrate Ia proper man
ner their golden wedding anniversary.
The Shakespeare Club meets a. the Ia.
dies Literary Cino rooms ss 230 p. IA. ,
Monday. The l. L. ladies' are especially in
gitsd.
The 81 Cecilias will NEE. suios more %.
fore closing tor the season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22


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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

WAsHINGroS, May 2l.-The President, ac-
companied by Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs Folsom
Washington for Saranac Lake, ~ Y. next
Thursday, for fishing trip. The party
expect to be absent about 10 days BY
starting at this comparatively early date, il
is believed that better fishing can be had
and, as the usual Summer crowd OF visitors
will not be in the Adirondacks, there will
be more favorzole opportunity for much
needed rest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

MILwsUErs. Nav zl-Wh.le seYera.
Northwestern I0-l ls. ~ response q pe ifans
from thsiT pAfroas eiam thar sinae lhe
Interstate CommeF, AN nt into else.
there has been such falling of in travel
that they sre unable 90 resume tie FunuiuE
OF The fat express aius or dining csfs. ths
report ~ the Wlsco isin Central rosd which
has just beea lssuei shows an increase ga
the earnings for II nrsi week in My ~
nearly p per o. At. gain, while the gain
since January Is sl1o. J3l, or about 50 per
cent
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

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who lpr De- Tssl tsu gHars - E5asa ra
"a - tsra4 50 hlsf4s iet ~ ia nge aat
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bal' iias az Ass. an1 lt $3.50 tsFis.ae.
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las niase sle isi arrs9re nents faf tee ss
c94sl9ia sn pt Als ffatnt aHa customers
3u4 49, q al fr aud store yaUf stoves 49,
Surplus f9rnltgrs duros a. & sala asrr catsp
Cali ca tini ana e4huiHs nis fsre harssaIss
in new and second -h4Ha 4rntpre. IS SIS.
Is ana ID soafh Utisi0l st
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

The wooden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
z. Kirtvood was celebrated q, their resi-
tsuce. tj5 Msdlson-ag., Tuesday evening
lass. Upwards Of SIXTY frisrds participated
% the happy occasion, and passed the
sysning pleasantly with progressive ecchre,
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
OUT AMONG FOLKS
xhs sw.st earl Candidates ssa fhsfx
DEasss-r1s Literary Ctahs-As
aasats "a WalI Aa4.a Fers4na
sselskT L1staaE.

bsFoud ,1s are1lli slEilksn sifests 81 80
cry. Ar from r1s -isElss sza eiacx 81 rs
tAa sas~is - "a esabls -~~~z >--~.
from tas sAisr ~ .zi.s Il a4sy El3s,Ala-
erz e~ss.ns Ascsdlisa sss as 81 10 csof,
ssiss ossinrrY Wa ean ssssfhs tha dass
s8sn al q las atT fnd nss loas f2r
aaEar@ osn ssest si-xir. tAs sssel clover
seemed 5reezes. thzl lovingly l.nzer Ga All
sids sad ai-l iop. ana rogalshly ialEs in1o
Ehs asgl4s u las ga.1ssg "a. enchanting
oounfry. aa1osom Yourself % yoaE trsa-
surss II zosers ssd diax - ths zspagrs thziF
ssssfas5s frsgfaaes. HaE euss lons for
ths lslsslcsl csirues ef 4F4nd Traverse Bay.
or sons otasr spcs s4lally lAFofsd oy syi-
van rstrsals kzd esgstAllins waters. GrAad
Esplds . aos -il1als "a attractions. ho--
svsF. Boating aa ths riysr aad a. to laxs
Il snioSsd - many s.na.l paFsiss 40. TIA.
rhs season - fairly 3ssnsd. rAs cool.
pleasant msrniags ara eagerly tsksn sassn-
l.xs % ~ BIefciisis aud AR squsstrsnnes.
vh0 spssd through IA streets aud canEsr
0it ca ths pleasant roads near tie cltY.
soon tAs roses Niu bloom, ant with thsm
vi come the sweet giri grsdu4ts, snehsnt-
tas IN her sniis so~n snd aonncss. aud
Wiser oY Gar than sAs sil bs ten years hsncs.
aradastin< Dresses.
The fAsorits material for graduating
dresses - q cream Waite N0JL This has
sln0st sapsres.ise ths shssr shits goods 50
l0dx p8pular and 80 beautiful made up
with ssileais aces or dalaty smsroideries.
lhs idsal graduating drsss would 30 made
81 ne isrier ma-erisl. tor s0ol always LOOKS
ssfln aad uncomfortable h Ens weataer .
hes as ig = almost sure % De on Com
nsncsmsnt Day. 5oae of the wool dresses
taaE are scl8s made for tzat OccssiDn ara %
ss trnast Ia ace While others are slaoor-
ztsly made uD aad trimmed With ODen
.6gk braid in cream white. son french
ssrks, Suas vsillng and diagonal are some
of the material used. Saln riboOh trims
ksndsonsiy. and Is much more appropriate
t4Aa ths oraits which are really more suit
aba for heavier materials. Flsansis sad
uicQ1 are pretty trimmed with the brsits
aad maze charming dresses for sea side
wear.
Wsndsr II one might say that the flowers
o. Gr4hd Rapids society had gone 10 Wash
tzgton- Certain is IS that the Guards went
yesterday and manV OF them consider them
selves pinks 81 perfection.
asi-x % Leave school
Below Is ist OF the candidates for
graduation ia the ri "a school OF this city.
Nellie Allen Nellie Austin. Mary Bates.
Mary BonnslA Nellie BsIknap, wiani.
Curtiss, Lizzie C0ysu. Louis Cutcheon.
Elsie Pisld. Addie yield, Nora Hooker.
Glenn Holmes. Addie Csnneld. Alice
L00ufis. Hattie Livingston, Adnsh Newell.
George Loveil, A55ie Norton, Bettlns Ortiz,
L a Parsons. Fret Robinson, Arthur Sharp.
rmiiy Smita. Carroll Godfrey. Freeman
Ooiirsy. Wlnnis Holmes. Nells Campbell.
Esther Kesler, Nina Shepard. Annie Tur-
,sss- f1rianfl, furn@r kata fftr-rrtek Grs~e
yan Hossen Clara Ward, Ella Ward, En-
n& Voist 0eo-gia Shear. Kate Rogers. Lulu
Beekey. Harry Crsswsll. VIII Janaison, May
Batter EdHard Haak
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

WAsHSGToN. lksy 2i.-rhe Secretary or
the Interior bat approved The appraise-
ments Of lands ken from the right II way
amounting 10 ass acres. Of the s. Pan.
Minneapolis * y anifoha Rail sav. through
that portion Of I he Bisckfeet Indian resefv-
alton within the jurisdic.ion Of The Bclkr =
Indian reseryati on, Montana
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
Jano Coombs Writes Uu

~ consider Chsmplin's Liquid Pearl far
superior 10 any article of It's kind as a
cosmetic"
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

For fine PERI umes 20 to Westlskes Drug
Store, No. 5 G lna,.st
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-20

Legislatures when there is a Senatorial
vacancy. 1t is a duty imposed by the law
Of the nation, and there is nothing in the
fundamental law of West Virginia to an
tagonize it.
1t was the duty of the West Virginia
Legislature to vote TOR Senator every day,
IN either regular or special session, until
a Senator was chosen, and the Senate will
resolve all doubts, If there are any doubts
or the subject, in favor of the recognized
authority to commission its members.
We notice some of our State exchanges
are discussing the probability of Senator
FAULKNER being deprived of his seat be-
cause the State Constitution says that no
Judge shall be elected to political office
while he is serving his term. But as this
question has been decided by the United
States Senate before, there is no need OF
uneaSinesS among the Democracy of West
Virginia. The Senate decides upon the
eligibility of its members according to
the Constitution and Statutes OF the
United States and not of individual States.
Ii there is a conflict between our State
constitution and the laws Of the United
States governing the election Of Senators,
il il all the same to the Senate. All that
body is concerned about is whether the
men who present their credentials are ell
gible according to the laws of the United
States
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-20
NEW CUMBERLAND.
I Oorresnondenne nfths Ronis,r.

Special Correspondence ofGs Register.
NEW CUMBERLAND, May 19.-The pipe
layers have swooped down on our town,
and it is now one vast boarding house.
Every family that has any spare room has
some boarders,
The contest for County Superintendent
of Schools was kind of triangular one
William Miller, regular Republican, ]. d.
Donehoo, Democrat, and E. ID. Haines,
independent Repnblican-and, backed by
the Knights of Labor. Mr.. Haines was
elected.
Van Z. Baker seems to be enjoying HIM
self as we'll as circumstances will admit.
He says he is well fed, has clean attend
ants, etc, but does not admire his dining
room TO any huge extent. He receives
daily, and, all things considered, his lively
disposition does not indicate that he IS
brooding over any anticipated future.
One of his sons was up from Steubenvlle
on Tuesday to see him. Stokes, OF the
Toronto Tribune, also called and had an
Interview. 1t is not apprehended that ne
cannot have fair and impartial trial IN
Hancock county. The excitement and
impulsiye feeling that first sprung up will
gradually die away, and men will resume
their WoDted equilibrium.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-20

SECRETARY MANNING did not Oyeresti-
mate the revenue Of 1867 when he put it
at E25G, 900, OO0. II will 20 some millions
higher and will probably touch the round
ii care Of So. OOO, OOO--a million dollars
tnr every day in the year! This sum will
Ray the accruiug interest on the national
debt, the immense appropriations for PEN
sions and al the expenditures OF the coun-
try, and still leave, besides the sinking
fund, SlOn, 900 OOO. This means that the
Government takes from the head Of every
family in the United States an average OF
SO a year more than is needed. Is this
Government like a machine of such power
fuI momentum that when it gets started
in wrong direction the people can't stop
it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-20
TRUSTEES SALE
or
Valuable Fulton Property.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST DATED
u June ,, lSSI, made 10y William A. >ChAinf
aud Amelia SchRirrr, his wifi, tu m" ~ Trustee
aud now Of record IN the Office of the Clerk Il
the County Court Of Ohio county. Wet Virginia,
In deed Oi trust book No ~. nj page - ] viii
sell, ut public auction, Ia the highest bidder on
Wednesday, May -. 4. ID. 1877.
commencing ut 10 a clock u m, NJ the front d"R
Of the Court House of said county IN the lily II
Wheeling, " Va, that i. the north dnOf at the
Public Building, all the following rlTrry III
uate in Ohio county, IN III" state al West VIZ.
gnia, that Is Ia say: certain Ih ~ rafnlm
ground lying in the town NJ Fulton Ia sad
county, and designated ~ LIT No Is uIun seen.
rod's addition la III" city at Wheeling, ShifL
said addition H. found recorded IN the ti'fts
office of Ohio county aforesaid, ~ d''ri bst No
a. page Isl: alSO, tru u"l al ~ the West stlc 81
lot numbered u, which said lot il dctlgualci
upon the same addition, and extending ISL an
equal width Ia the creek said lot No u and
the ten feet OIL Of lut No H. ARE contiguous pieces
OF ground and are ia" same conveyed {" " \
Schairer lay decd from John Io"ckler dated Fti
ruary >, 1874.
The property l. the same formerly nccupi"l ny
said " A. Schnirer asa residence and hatcher
ing establishment aud there are rrccth tbrf'"l
a TwO-st0ry Brick AMI Frame Rr'idcn'r, bths
smoke house. u Frame lcr.h1usc. II frame Stable
and Frame slaughter hOus" az,
The title i believed Ia hc perfect, bni slIINg
as trustee ! shall only o"UV,y such title ~
vested IN me by said d"rd 81 trust
TERMS OF SALE-Dnc.thirh ~ the puf'bHc
money. and ~ much mon a. lhc pur hASf .hAi
cleo, 10 pay, IN cash on the day ~ sals, ID" lI''
chasr ~ give his two Dui'~ IN equal Ain"nh'.
with good security approved by thu undenssn''i.
for the residue 81 the purcha9" money, bhlIE
interest from the day 81 sale, and payable f'@tr'
lively In one and two ycEn from snrh Gay ,ps
legal title 10 the property ,pd To- ~ FetalH"i =
n further security for the payments 81 we Ir.
ferreh InStalmeuus u purchas. money nhu' VIC
same are paid. ,.,,uv,r
apIG
The above sale f. adjourned until 1Huk-pAl'
MAY &c, I.s7, at 10 o'clocks. m, At sane pi"'
GEO. Is. Caldwell,
-, Tu.sTe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-20
OHIO COUNTY FARM
rRUSrEE'S SALE.

10Y VIRTUE or A DEED % 1kC-I bAVL
ID Iy Henry Dice and May be We W
undersigned n trIsl.. dated Du tho mn ~ ~
SOyem6,r in the year 10, and fr''Hh.1 ~ 49, ~
Office of the Clerk II the Comfy ,"un 90 -"
county. Wet irginiA, Ia Deed 81 lfiN a..
pa.e il6. / will ,rIl. at public anruph q w.
frnut dour 81 the Court llOuse, 81 ONO ,.'''''
SATURDAY, JuSE SIR, ssyt,,A
commencing at ~ O'rlDs IA ~ p''' y,
situate on the National road 10 ono "'o""J
state Of West Virginia, Si,"!nihg iai's .s4 !.
McKiniy. John Maxwell and other, ,,'' -,
follows. io-wit: Beginning III beech ,, ~ ,.,,,
.outb Gle west " tOlrs IA p1-t. tbeh'e ~, ia
9 polrs 10 q pOt, thence DDith a -. v
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-20

Bishop HOOD, OF South Carolina, joins
the growing list of intelligent oOlored men
who realize the benefits of President
CLEvELAND'S administration to their race.
The Bishop says that the present Demo
cratic administration has been Of immense
advantage 20 the negroes in all sections Of
r,,r ,rrnAr,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-20

THE Canadian papers condemn the out
rage of the rioters upon Mr.. O'BRIEN.
This speaks we'll tor Canada, and will do
much to lessen the disgrace that this law
lessnesS has OccasiOned. Such assaults
upon the distinguished Irishman do LANs-
nowNE and not O'BRIEN harm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-20
Inventor of the Car Truck.

Readers of the present generation do not
all know that the invention of the railway
car truck is primarily due To Mr.. Gridley
J. F. Bryant, an old Boston architect, who
designed one to support the blocks OF gran
lite which he desired to get nom the quar-
ries at Quincy, Mass. lie never received
any money for his invention, and his right
to the credit Of it was only known, years
atterward, when he was called to testify
that neither of two persons who were
litigiOusly claiming patent had any right
to it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-20

ANDREW CARNEGIE'S letter cOndemning
the celebration OF the Queens jubilee by
Americans has called forth a storm Of de
nunciation from anglO-maniacs. They are
inclined to sneer at him because he was
once = poor man. But ANDY will likely
survive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-20
WHAT OUR NEIGIBORS SAY.

WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS SAY.
The Philadelphia Times has this to say
on the contest between McSsrs. Lucas
and FAULKNER:
The Senate will be likely to make short
work of the claim of Daniel b. Lucas, Of
West Virginia, to the seat in the Senate to
which Charles J. Faulkner was lately
elected by the Legislature. The regular
session of the Legislature failed to agree in
the effort to elect Senator, and when it
adjourned, Governor Wilson very properly
filled the position by appointing Dir. Lucas;
but a special session Of the Legislature was
soon convened, and the Legislature then
elected Mr.. Faulkner.
It is argued that the special session could
not elect a Senator because the Constltu-
ton of the State requires special sessions 10
he limited 10 the consideration OF sueh
questions as are specially named IN the
Governors call. That theory IS correct Is
10 legislation, but it is illogical when APP
pfied to the election Of Senator, when +
an ever present duty with any and all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-20

NoT one of the present Judges of the
Supreme Court was appointed by Dem
Ocratic President. The only Democrat on
the bench is Justice FIELD, and he was
appointed by President LINCOLN.